Verticals.

Having the verticals square make for classy, professional looking images. You want your homes to show their best! Nicely lit even with the coloured ceiling.

A sense of living in the home.

Photographing angles that pull the viewer into the space can help them imagine living in the home.

Great Photography can really call attention to a listing!

Although this home was a little older, it was a pleasure to photograph. It was extremely clean, nice and bright. Professionally staged by Designamove, they placed the furniture in ways that balanced and enhanced each room and then gave the finishing touches by adding splashes of colour in what was basically a one dimensional tone. With multiple offers, this home sold at more than the asking price within days of being put on the market.

Compositional Features of a Home.

This residential lobby has great elements to attract buyers. Composing an image to highlight home attributes gets attention and helps draw traffic to your listing. Vancouver Showcase Photography is experienced in making your real estate photography needs exceed your clients expectations and draw potential clients through the door.

Time for a new Headshot?

Keep your Headshot current. If you haven't had your Headshot taken in the last 2 or 3 years, it's probably time. A great Headshot on your business card or website can help bring you more business, just as a poor image can turn potential clients off. Your clients shouldn't walk away after your first meeting, thinking you look nothing like you do in your photograph. A solid Headshot should convey trust, professionalism and confidence. It's all about image and how you present yourself.

Presenting your Development?

Whether a Realtor or Developer, presentation of the project is important to you. Having photographs that offer potential clients an overview with the phases of construction, project layout, home design and finishes help them better understand your vision and ultimately sell your homes.